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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1912
Page
4
The piece argues Governor Wilson is the safest candidate, citing his economic insight and restraint. It claims Taft supporters are attacked by bull moose factions and defends Wilson against panic rhetoric, while criticizing California and Chicago taints and endorsing the Olcott blue sky law to curb stock swindling.
The water commissioners pursue proper testing to assess Thorn Hollow’s water quality while pondering if the Balkans conflict may end before Greek contingents reach the front. Senator Chamberlain speaks tonight.
In a letter from Salem dated October 21, 1912, the editor denounces a Sunday Oregonian piece that accuses him of trying to hide warrants in state reports. He cites prior June 1 remarks claiming possible $2000 savings but insists his aim is to curb printing graft and prevent superfluous public work for printers. He asks taxpayers to note the dispute and defend frugal governance.
Aitchison of Portland thanks the East Oregonian for outspoken support and notes the commission ordered O W R N trains 1 and 2 to Pendleton, with vigorous pursuit of eastern Oregon wool growers rate complaints before the interstate commerce commission. He cites notable rate cuts at Pendleton and Portland as illustrative of progress.
An old saying warns one gray hair multiplies, but a restoring treatment can help. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy is advertised as safe, refreshing dry hair, removing dandruff, and restoring color. Sold by Pendleton Drug Co for fifty cents a bottle.
Oregon and Washington telegraph and railroad news notes describe rate adjustments from 100 miles distant to 290 miles away, with prices and discounts cited. The changes are said to be about 10 percent lower than existing turttf rates and were initiated by the commission on its own motion without a formal complaint.
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